InformationWeek Is Hands-On With HTC's One (M8) Smartphone
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Posted on September 9, 2014 at 8:35:02 AM
InformationWeek Is Hands-On With HTC's One (M8) Smartphone
This week, InformationWeek is offering readers a hands-on review of the new HTC One smartphone that uses Microsoft's Windows 8.1 mobile OS.
NEW YORK, Sept. 9, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- When it comes to the smartphone market, Microsoft's Windows Phone operating system is hemmed in by Apple and its iPhone and iOS combo on one side, and by Google's ubiquitous Android OS on the other. However, can the new HTC One (M8) with Windows Phone 8.1 break the mold?
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On InformationWeek, Associate Editor Michael Endler goes hands-on with the new HTC One (M8) to see if Microsoft has the ability to make itself a third force in the smartphone operating system market.
One aspect that stands out in Endler's review is that HTC gives the Windows Phone operating system an extra dimension to compete against all those Android devices. He explains: "Previously, if you wanted a flagship Windows Phone, you were basically stuck with bright-colored, plastic-encased Nokia models. Many of them are fine phones, but compared to the cornucopia of styles available to Android users, the Windows Phone catalogue has lacked variety, especially at the premium end."
For business users, Endler finds that the smartphone can sync easily with other Microsoft accounts, especially Office 365. He also puts Cortana, the Windows Phone virtual assistant, through a number of tests.
Does the HTC One have what it takes to make Microsoft's Windows Phone stand out in the smartphone market? Read the rest of Endler's review at InformationWeek, and then let us know what you think in the comments section.
If you are looking to learn more about smartphones, tablets, and enterprise-level mobility and what it can mean for your IT department or business, why not register to attend the 2014 Interop conference in New York City, which kicks off September 29 and runs through October 3, at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center?
The Interop conference offers a unique opportunity to help you connect with your IT colleagues, help your career take off, and learn how technology is changing the way business is done. There are only a few more weeks to register for the show. You can find more information about Interop New York and the show speakers, as well as the registration page, here.
Contact:
Scott Ferguson
Community Editorial Director, UBM Tech
212-600-3208
Scott.Ferguson@UBM.com
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This week, InformationWeek is offering readers a hands-on review of the new HTC One smartphone that uses Microsoft's Windows 8.1 mobile OS.
NEW YORK, Sept. 9, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- When it comes to the smartphone market, Microsoft's Windows Phone operating system is hemmed in by Apple and its iPhone and iOS combo on one side, and by Google's ubiquitous Android OS on the other. However, can the new HTC One (M8) with Windows Phone 8.1 break the mold?
http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnvar/20140908/144131
On InformationWeek, Associate Editor Michael Endler goes hands-on with the new HTC One (M8) to see if Microsoft has the ability to make itself a third force in the smartphone operating system market.
One aspect that stands out in Endler's review is that HTC gives the Windows Phone operating system an extra dimension to compete against all those Android devices. He explains: "Previously, if you wanted a flagship Windows Phone, you were basically stuck with bright-colored, plastic-encased Nokia models. Many of them are fine phones, but compared to the cornucopia of styles available to Android users, the Windows Phone catalogue has lacked variety, especially at the premium end."
For business users, Endler finds that the smartphone can sync easily with other Microsoft accounts, especially Office 365. He also puts Cortana, the Windows Phone virtual assistant, through a number of tests.
Does the HTC One have what it takes to make Microsoft's Windows Phone stand out in the smartphone market? Read the rest of Endler's review at InformationWeek, and then let us know what you think in the comments section.
If you are looking to learn more about smartphones, tablets, and enterprise-level mobility and what it can mean for your IT department or business, why not register to attend the 2014 Interop conference in New York City, which kicks off September 29 and runs through October 3, at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center?
The Interop conference offers a unique opportunity to help you connect with your IT colleagues, help your career take off, and learn how technology is changing the way business is done. There are only a few more weeks to register for the show. You can find more information about Interop New York and the show speakers, as well as the registration page, here.
Contact:
Scott Ferguson
Community Editorial Director, UBM Tech
212-600-3208
Scott.Ferguson@UBM.com
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SOURCE InformationWeek
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